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Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts
Showing posts with label global warming. Show all posts

Hello World : Australia Flood Impacts of Climate Change

Hello World, Floods that have recently occurred in Queensland, Australia, is the worst flooding in the country, at least in the last three decades. The scientists pointed out that flooding is very likely to have linkages with the impact of climate change due to global warming.
However, it is too early to draw conclusions too tsunami that floods caused by hurricane La Nina pattern that is more intense than usual.
As mentioned by the Head of Division Climate Monitoring and Prediction of the Australian Bureau of Meteorology in Melbourne, David Jones, "First of all, we can say La Nina and El Nino occurred in the Earth hotter. The pattern is different from the normal pattern."

Hello World : A Real Evidence Of Global Warming

PARIS, KOMPAS.com - Scientists asserted, blizzards and extreme cold temperatures that hit Europe recently is the direct effect of global warming. Climate anomalies still lead to disruption of transportation to Wednesday (12/22/2010), when millions of European citizens get ready going home to celebrate Christmas at home. The researchers from the Potsdam Institute for Climate Impact Research (Potsdam-Institut für Klimafolgenforschung / PIK) in Germany said, winter extremes that occur in succession on the European continent in the past 10 years is due to thawing of permafrost in the Arctic region, near the North Pole , due to global warming.

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